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Rangmejo superficially resemble Pteranodon species, despite having a total of six limbs and long tails.^[1]^[2]

Rangmejo (as they were known to Forerunner Lifeworkers), or "quadwings", are a species of large pterosaur-like creatures with dual sets of wings.^[1] They are among the most ubiquitous varieties of fauna that have been encountered on Forerunner installations by the United Nations Space Command, as they have been observed on Installation 00 and multiple Halo rings.^[1]^[2]^[3] Rangmejo have been known to gather in significant numbers within artificially-constructed chambers.^[2]

History[edit]

Isolated Rangmejo populations have displayed some variety in coloration.^[3]^[4]

Rangmejo were among the creatures preserved by the Librarian against the firing of the Halo Array in 97,445 BCE. Following this destructive event they were seeded upon at least two Halo rings, installations 03 and 05, while also being left to flourish on the Ark, Installation 00, far beyond the Milky Way galaxy. Rangmejo had been specifically selected and adapted by Lifeworkers to play diverse and important roles within a wide range of ecosystems, helping to contribute to the overall health and stability of various biomes.^[1]^[5]

In November of 2552 rangmejo were observed by the battling forces of the Covenant and United Nations Space Command when their war brought them to Installation 05.^[3] In December of that same year an unfinished Halo ring was fired above the Ark, spelling death for the many sentient creatures which inhabited its surface. The Ark's monitor, 000 Tragic Solitude, eventually then began to breed new life forms.^[6] Among these were more rangmejo.^[2] Following the discovery and subsequent exploration of Installation 03 by humanity in 2552 and 2553, rangmejo were witnessed there.^[2] Respected scientist Doctor Luther Mann's observations of those on Gamma Halo made him certain it would not be safe to get close to them.^[2]

In March of 2555 a small group of humans and Sangheili representing the United Nations Space Command and Swords of Sanghelios, respectively, encountered a large number of the creatures within a dimly lit cavern near the Ark's Foundry. Fortunately for them, the rangmejo left abruptly soon after they were sighted.^[2]^{[Note 1]}^[7]^[8]^[9] By 2558 the UNSC had procured a few individual specimens for scientific study.^[1]

Anatomy, physiology, and behavior[edit]

Rangmejo are usually observed in groups of two or more.^[2]^[3]

Rangmejo are large creatures with two sets of impressive wings flanking a narrow, muscular body.^[1] At one end of that body is a head featuring a strong, lengthy beak and a protruding crest—often brightly colored. At the other is a long tail that can represent over half of the length of the individual's body.^[1] Their considerable size is matched by their two large wingspans, the wings of which flap and beat heavily.^[2] Rangmejo somewhat resemble Pteranodon species, thanks to their prominent head crests.^[2]^[3] Rangmejo blood is red.^[3] The specimens acquired by the UNSC show remarkable evidence of genetic optimization, their ancestors having been specially adapted by Forerunner Lifeworkers.^[1] Rangmejo have been noted to make a squealing sound while flocking together in large numbers.^[2]

Production notes[edit]

"They are basically space pigeons, or flying rats. All they do is breed, poop and fly slowly around. Their only known skill is the ability to predict human marksmen and turn just exactly as you were about to shoot them."

— Frank O'Connor, franchise development director at 343 Industries, responds to a question about quadwings in jest on April Fools' Day.^[10]

Quadwings were first developed during the production of Halo: Combat Evolved, and had a model created for inclusion in the game at least around the time of the year 2000. The original model was later released for use in 2023 by the Digsite restoration project, for use in mods created via the Halo Editing Kit.^[11] They were ultimately cut from the game for unknown reasons,^[11] though would return in Halo 2 as ambient skybox creatures within the campaign missions Delta Halo and Regret.^[3]^[12]

They are absent from Halo 3's campaign but are featured in two of its multiplayer maps: Epitaph and Guardian.^[4]^[13] Within these games it is possible for players to kill the rangmejo flying about, resulting in a bloody eruptions.^[14]^[15] When a Halo-themed texture pack was released for Minecraft in 2014, it allowed the ender dragon in that game to be re-skinned to resemble a quadwing.

Quadwings were first identified as rangmejo the following year within a Canon Fodder entry which followed the release of Halo: Hunters in the Dark.^[1] 343 Industries provided a digital asset to Falcon's Creative Group so that it could feature quadwings in "The Ring Experience" at Halo: Outpost Discovery, but the creature ultimately had to be recreated due to what already existed being too undetailed and unrealistic.^[8]

Gallery[edit]

Development images[edit]

The original cut Rangmejo model intended for inclusion in Halo: Combat Evolved (middle, perched on top of the rock worm).
Unfinished Rangmejo models are shown within an in-progress video for The Ring Experience.^[8]
Concept art of the Quadwing created for Halo: Outpost Discovery.
Side view of the Rangmejo's 3D render turnaround
backview
Full 360° turnaround

Screenshots[edit]

Rangmejo are silouhetted against the light of the star Coelest.^[3]
A quadwing flies across the skies of Installation 05.^[3]
Rangmejo of Delta Halo fly about.^[3]
Rangmejo appear in the sky above Delta Halo.^[3]
One of the quadwings native to Installation 05 flies overhead.^[12]
The Rangmejo featured in Halo 3 differ somewhat in appearance from those in Halo 2 or Halo 2: Anniversary^[4]
This image provides a top-down view of a quadwing.^[4]
One of the Ark's quadwings flies through a forest on the installation.^[4]
Rangmejo fly over the surface of Installation 00.^[13]
This image provides a good look at a quadwing's head.^[13]
A quadwing soars far above a desert on the Ark.^[13]
A Rangmejo in the Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition).

List of appearances[edit]

Halo 2 (First appearance)
Halo 3
Halo 2: Anniversary
Halo: Hunters in the Dark
Halo: Outpost Discovery
- The Ring Experience
Halo: The Television Series
- Inheritance (Mentioned only)
Halo: Epitaph

Notes[edit]

^ Halo: Outpost Discovery, a traveling experience canonically set at some point between 2554 and 2557, includes an attraction called "The Ring Experience" which involves viewing a live feed from a OQ-45 Honeybee drone exploring a Halo ring. Multiple rangmejo can be seen in the environment. The planet which the ring is shown orbiting discounts the possibility that it could be Delta or Gamma Halo, and executive producer of The Ring Experience, Jason Ambler, believes it is supposed to be Zeta Halo. If this is the case, the experience cannot be set any earlier than the point in 2555 when the exploration of that installation began. Officially the identity of the installation shown in The Ring Experience is presently undefined by 343 Industries. It should also be noted that the canonical dating of Outpost Discovery may be able to be further narrowed by a display which claims it is believed 343 Guilty Spark was destroyed in 2552. It was in late 2555 that the UNSC first learned of this monitor's survival.

Sources[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Halo Waypoint, Cannon Fodder - Jurassic Ark (Retrieved on Dec 13, 2019) [archive]
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Halo: Hunters in the Dark, chapter 15
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Halo 2, campaign level Delta Halo
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Halo 3, multiplayer map Guardian
^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Outpost Discoveries (Retrieved on Nov 5, 2019) [archive]
^ Halo: Hunters in the Dark, chapter 18
^ Halo: Renegades, chapter 13
^ ^a ^b ^c Halo: Outpost Discovery, The Making of The Ring Experience
^ Halo: Outpost Discovery, The Ring Experience
^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fauxder - Believe (Retrieved on Dec 23, 2019) [archive]
^ ^a ^b Halo Waypoint, Digsite Deliveries (Retrieved on Jul 30, 2021) [archive]
^ ^a ^b Halo 2, campaign level Regret
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Halo 3, multiplayer map Epitaph
^ Halo 2, Quadwing in-game unit
^ Halo 3, Quadwing in-game unit

[7] Halo: Outpost Discovery, a traveling experience canonically set at some point between 2554 and 2557, includes an attraction called "The Ring Experience" which involves viewing a live feed from a OQ-45 Honeybee drone exploring a Halo ring. Multiple rangmejo can be seen in the environment. The planet which the ring is shown orbiting discounts the possibility that it could be Delta or Gamma Halo, and executive producer of The Ring Experience, Jason Ambler, believes it is supposed to be Zeta Halo. If this is the case, the experience cannot be set any earlier than the point in 2555 when the exploration of that installation began. Officially the identity of the installation shown in The Ring Experience is presently undefined by 343 Industries. It should also be noted that the canonical dating of Outpost Discovery may be able to be further narrowed by a display which claims it is believed 343 Guilty Spark was destroyed in 2552. It was in late 2555 that the UNSC first learned of this monitor's survival.

[CF38-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Halo Waypoint, Cannon Fodder - Jurassic Ark (Retrieved on Dec 13, 2019) [archive]

[HHITD15-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Halo: Hunters in the Dark, chapter 15

[H2DH-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Halo 2, campaign level Delta Halo

[H3G-4] Halo 3, multiplayer map Guardian

[OD-5] Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Outpost Discoveries (Retrieved on Nov 5, 2019) [archive]

[HHITD18-6] Halo: Hunters in the Dark, chapter 18

[HR13-8] Halo: Renegades, chapter 13

[TMOTRE-9] Halo: Outpost Discovery, The Making of The Ring Experience

[10] Halo: Outpost Discovery, The Ring Experience

[11] Halo Waypoint, Canon Fauxder - Believe (Retrieved on Dec 23, 2019) [archive]

[DigsiteDeliveries-12] Halo Waypoint, Digsite Deliveries (Retrieved on Jul 30, 2021) [archive]

[H2R-13] Halo 2, campaign level Regret

[H3E-14] Halo 3, multiplayer map Epitaph

[15] Halo 2, Quadwing in-game unit

[16] Halo 3, Quadwing in-game unit

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+[[File:H2A Rangmejo.jpg|thumb|300px|''Rangmejo'' superficially resemble ''[[Wikipedia:Pteranodon|Pteranodon]]'' species, despite having a total of six limbs and long tails.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}}{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}]]
-{{References}}
+'''''Rangmejo''''' (as they were known to  [[Forerunner]] [[Lifeworker]]s), or "'''quadwings'''", are a species of large [[Wikipedia:Pterosaur|pterosaur]]-like [[List of animals|creatures]] with dual sets of wings.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}} They are among the most ubiquitous varieties of fauna that have been encountered on Forerunner installations by the [[United Nations Space Command]], as they have been observed on [[Installation 00]] and multiple [[Halo ring]]s.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}}{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}} ''Rangmejo'' have been known to gather in significant numbers within artificially-constructed chambers.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}
-These pterosaur-like '''birds''' (tentative name) are an unknown species of flying creature that inhabit numerous former [[Forerunner]] worlds. They appear in ''[[Halo 2]]'' and ''[[Halo 3]]''.
+==History==
+[[File:H2A-Quadwing.png|thumb|left|300px|Isolated ''Rangmejo'' populations have displayed some variety in coloration.{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}{{Ref/Map|Id=H3G|H3|Guardian (map)|Guardian}}]]
+''Rangmejo'' were among the creatures [[Conservation Measure|preserved]] by the [[Librarian]] against the [[Great Purification|firing]] of the [[Halo Array]] in [[97,445 BCE]]. Following this destructive event they were seeded upon at least two [[Halo]] rings, installations [[Installation 03|03]] and [[Installation 05|05]], while also being left to flourish on the Ark, [[Installation 00]], far beyond the [[Milky Way]] galaxy. ''Rangmejo'' had been specifically selected and adapted by [[Lifeworker]]s to play diverse and important roles within a wide range of ecosystems, helping to contribute to the overall health and stability of various [[Wikipedia:Biome|biome]]s.{{Ref/Site|Id=CF38|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-jurassic-ark|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Cannon Fodder - Jurassic Ark|D=13|M=12|Y=2019}}{{Ref/Site|Id=OD|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/outpost-discoveries|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Outpost Discoveries|D=05|M=11|Y=2019}}
-The birds were first seen on [[Installation 05]] on the levels ''[[Delta Halo (Level)|Delta Halo]]'' and ''[[Regret (Level)|Regret]]''. They appeared again in ''Halo 3'' on the multiplayer maps ''[[Guardian]]'' and ''[[Epitaph]]''.
+In [[2552#November|November of 2552]] ''rangmejo'' were observed by the battling forces of the [[Covenant]] and [[United Nations Space Command]] when their [[Human-Covenant War|war]] brought them to [[Installation 05]].{{Ref/Level|Id=H2DH|H2|Delta Halo}} In December of that same year an [[Installation 08|unfinished]] [[Halo ring]] was fired above the Ark, spelling death for the many [[sentient]] creatures which inhabited its surface. The Ark's [[monitor]], [[000 Tragic Solitude]], eventually then began to breed new life forms.{{Ref/Novel|Id=HHITD18|HiTD|Chapter=18}} Among these were more ''rangmejo''.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}} Following the discovery and subsequent exploration of [[Installation 03]] by [[humanity]] in [[2552]] and [[2553]], ''rangmejo'' were witnessed there.{{Ref/Novel|Id=HHITD15|HiTD|Chapter=15}} Respected scientist Doctor [[Luther Mann]]'s observations of those on Gamma Halo made him certain it would not be safe to get close to them.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}
-Despite being of presumably alien nature, these creatures bear a surprising similarity to the ancient earth "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pterosaur pterosaur]" species.
-A double set of wings and a long, rigid tail give them a striking resemblance to [[Earth]]'s dragonflies as well. It is unknown how they came to populate so many worlds but the fact that their habitats are in areas once inhabited, or at least visited by the Forerunners suggests that they were transplanted either purposely or accidentally by the Forerunners, or, given their pterosaurs nature, an even older [[Precursors|civilization]].
+In [[2555#March|March of 2555]] a small group of [[human]]s and [[Sangheili]] representing the [[United Nations Space Command]] and [[Swords of Sanghelios]], respectively, encountered a large number of the creatures within a dimly lit cavern near the Ark's [[Foundry (location)|Foundry]]. Fortunately for them, the ''rangmejo'' left abruptly soon after they were sighted.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}{{Ref/Note|''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]'', a traveling experience canonically set at some point between [[2554]] and [[2557]], includes an attraction called "[[The Ring Experience]]" which involves viewing a [[Wavespace|live]] feed from a [[OQ-45 Honeybee]] drone exploring a [[Halo ring]]. Multiple ''rangmejo'' can be seen in the environment. The planet which the ring is shown orbiting discounts the possibility that it could be [[Installation 05|Delta]] or [[Gamma Halo]], and executive producer of The Ring Experience, Jason Ambler, believes it is supposed to be [[Installation 07|Zeta Halo]]. If this is the case, the experience cannot be set any earlier than the point in [[2555]] when the [[Zeta Halo project|exploration]] of that installation began. Officially the identity of the installation shown in The Ring Experience is presently undefined by [[343 Industries]]. It should also be noted that the canonical dating of ''Outpost Discovery'' may be able to be further narrowed by a display which claims it is believed [[343 Guilty Spark]] was destroyed in [[2552]]. It was in late [[2555]] that the [[UNSC]] first learned of this [[monitor]]'s survival.}}{{Ref/Novel|Id=HR13|HRen|Chapter=13}}{{Ref/Game|Id=TMOTRE|Halo: Outpost Discovery|The Making of The Ring Experience}}{{Ref/Game|Halo: Outpost Discovery|The Ring Experience}} By [[2558]] the UNSC had procured a few individual specimens for scientific study.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}}
-==Trivia==
+==Anatomy, physiology, and behavior==
-*In ''Halo 2'' and ''Halo 3'', players can shoot these creatures or stick them with [[Spike Grenade]]s or [[Plasma Grenades]] on several [[Campaign]] and [[Multiplayer]] levels. If you shoot them they will burst and fall to bloody tatters in mid-air, their gory ribbons tend to just "poof" in the air with few visible body parts falling.
+[[File:H2 RANG.PNG|thumb|250px|''Rangmejo'' are usually observed in groups of two or more.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}]]
-*Upon death, the bird's body disappears for a fraction of a second, then reappears larger than before.
+''Rangmejo'' are large creatures with two sets of impressive wings flanking a narrow, muscular body.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}} At one end of that body is a head featuring a strong, lengthy beak and a protruding crest—often brightly colored. At the other is a long tail that can represent over half of the length of the individual's body.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}} Their considerable size is matched by their two large wingspans, the wings of which flap and beat heavily.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}} ''Rangmejo'' somewhat resemble ''[[Wikipedia:Pteranodon|Pteranodon]]'' species, thanks to their prominent head crests.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}} ''Rangmejo'' [[blood]] is red.{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}} The specimens acquired by the UNSC show remarkable evidence of [[Wikipedia:Optimality model|genetic optimization]], their ancestors having been specially adapted by Forerunner [[Lifeworker]]s.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}} ''Rangmejo'' have been noted to make a squealing sound while flocking together in large numbers.{{Ref/Reuse|HHITD15}}
-*The birds seen in ''[[High Charity]]'' in the ''Halo 2'' level [[Gravemind (Level)|Gravemind]] are sometimes mistaken for these birds, but upon closer examination, one can see that they are a different [[High Charity birds|species]].
+==Production notes==
+{{Quote|They are basically space [[Wikipedia:Pigeon|pigeon]]s, or flying [[Wikipedia:Rat|rat]]s. All they do is breed, poop and fly slowly around. Their only known skill is the ability to predict [[human]] marksmen and turn just exactly as you were about to shoot them.|[[Frank O'Connor]], franchise development director at [[343 Industries]], responds to a question about quadwings in jest on [[Wikipedia:April Fools' Day|April Fools' Day]].{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fauxder-believe|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fauxder - Believe|D=23|M=12|Y=2019}}}}
+Quadwings were first developed during the [[Development of Halo: Combat Evolved|production]] of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', and had a model created for inclusion in the game at least around the time of the year [[2000]]. The original model was later released for use in [[2023]] by the [[Digsite]] restoration project, for use in [[Modding|mods]] created via the [[Halo Editing Kit]].{{Ref/Site|Id=DigsiteDeliveries|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/digsite-deliveries|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Digsite Deliveries|D=30|M=07|Y=2021}} They were ultimately [[Cut Halo: Combat Evolved enemies|cut from the game]] for unknown reasons,{{Ref/Reuse|DigsiteDeliveries}} though would return in ''[[Halo 2]]'' as ambient skybox creatures within the [[campaign]] missions ''[[Delta Halo]]'' and ''[[Regret (Halo 2 level)|Regret]]''.{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}{{Ref/Level|Id=H2R|H2|Regret (Halo 2 level)|Regret}}
+They are absent from ''[[Halo 3]]''{{'}}s campaign but are featured in two of its [[multiplayer]] maps: ''[[Epitaph]]'' and ''[[Guardian (map)|Guardian]]''.{{Ref/Reuse|H3G}}{{Ref/Map|Id=H3E|H3|Epitaph}} Within these games it is possible for players to kill the ''rangmejo'' flying about, resulting in a bloody eruptions.{{Ref/Game|H2|Quadwing in-game unit}}{{Ref/Game|H3|Quadwing in-game unit}} When a [[Halo Mash-Up: Minecraft Evolved|''Halo''-themed texture pack]] was released for [[Wikipedia:Minecraft|Minecraft]] in [[2014]], it allowed the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Ender_Dragon ender dragon] in that game to be re-skinned to resemble a quadwing.
+Quadwings were first identified as ''rangmejo'' the following year within a ''[[Canon Fodder]]'' entry which followed the release of ''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]''.{{Ref/Reuse|CF38}} [[343 Industries]] provided a digital asset to [[Wikipedia:Falcon's Treehouse|Falcon's Creative Group]] so that it could feature quadwings in "[[The Ring Experience]]" at ''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]'', but the creature ultimately had to be recreated due to what already existed being too undetailed and unrealistic.{{Ref/Reuse|TMOTRE}}
 ==Gallery==
+===Development images===
+<gallery>
+File:HCE Digsite Wildlife.jpg|The original cut ''Rangmejo'' model intended for inclusion in ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' (middle, perched on top of the rock worm).
+File:HOD QUAD3D.PNG|Unfinished ''Rangmejo'' models are shown within an in-progress video for [[The Ring Experience]].{{Ref/Reuse|TMOTRE}}
+File:HOD Quadwing Concept.jpg|Concept art of the Quadwing created for ''Halo: Outpost Discovery''.
+File:HOD_Quadwing_Render_Side.png|Side view of the Rangmejo's 3D render turnaround
+File:HOD_Quadwing_Render_Back.png|backview
+File:HOD_Quadwing_Turnaround.gif|Full 360° turnaround
+</gallery>
+===Screenshots===
 <gallery>
-Image:Possible_halo_dinosaurs.JPG|[[Installation 05]] inhabitants.
+File:H2 RANG2.PNG|''Rangmejo'' are silouhetted against the light of the star [[Coelest system|Coelest]].{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}
-Image:Dino-Bird_closeup-Full.jpg|Inhabitant of ''[[Guardian]]''.
+File:H2-QuadWingBird.png|A quadwing flies across the skies of [[Installation 05]].{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}
-Image:25144859-Full2.jpg|Birds in ''[[Epitaph]]''.
+File:H2-Delta Halo Quadwings.jpg|''Rangmejo'' of Delta Halo fly about.{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}
+File:H2 ringbirds.jpg|''Rangmejo'' appear in the sky above Delta Halo.{{Ref/Reuse|H2DH}}
+File:H2 Quad.jpg|One of the quadwings native to Installation 05 flies overhead.{{Ref/Reuse|H2R}}
+File:H3 Quad.jpg|The ''Rangmejo'' featured in ''Halo 3'' differ somewhat in appearance from those in ''Halo 2'' or ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''{{Ref/Reuse|H3G}}
+File:H3-QuadWing-Reptavian.jpg|This image provides a top-down view of a quadwing.{{Ref/Reuse|H3G}}
+File:H3-Guardian Quadwing.jpg|One of the Ark's quadwings flies through a forest on the installation.{{Ref/Reuse|H3G}}
+File:H3-Epitaph Quadwings.jpg|''Rangmejo'' fly over the surface of [[Installation 00]].{{Ref/Reuse|H3E}}
+File:forerunner bird.jpg|This image provides a good look at a quadwing's head.{{Ref/Reuse|H3E}}
+File:H3-QuadWing-Reptavian-Epitaph.jpg|A quadwing soars far above a desert on the Ark.{{Ref/Reuse|H3E}}
+File:Enc22 Quadwing.jpg|A ''Rangmejo'' in the [[Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition)]].
 </gallery>
+==List of appearances==
+*''[[Halo 2]]'' {{1st}}
+*''[[Halo 3]]''
+*''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''
+*''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]''
+*''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]''
+**''[[The Ring Experience]]''
+*''[[Halo: The Television Series]]''
+**''[[Inheritance]]'' {{Mo}}
+*''[[Halo: Epitaph]]''
+==Notes==
+{{Ref/Notes}}
+==Sources==
+{{Ref/Sources|3}}
+[[Category:Flying species]]
 [[Category:Animals]]
-[[Category:Birds]]